"It felt like they were being overly protective and going about things in a way of, you know, guilty until proven innocent," Weingarten said. "I was not really upset, I was just trying to deal with it all."P
Meanwhile Microsoft and Target were dealing with what appears to be a grade-A screwup. As of now, Xbox Live isn't finished; anyone with a console who isn't Microsoft is under a non-disclosure agreement. Sources told Kotaku that Target mailed out some 150 consoles as soon as they hit a distribution center.P
This morning both companies acknowledged the early release. Microsoft said any users who already have the Xbox One "will be restricted from connecting to Xbox Live until closer to our launch date." While Weingarten was able to get online long enough to download the day one Xbox Live update—which apparently is necessary to even play games—anyone else with an early console may not be able to do so.
